Sentence examples for an interest in correcting from inspiring English sources

Yet why should psychologists, qua psychologists, have an interest in correcting philosophers and scientists?

Unfortunately, though, Mr Badawi shows no interest in correcting Dr Mahathir's lamentable record on civil liberties.

Judge Andrew Nicol determined that the public interest in correcting Ferdinand's self-generated but false "family man" image outweighed the clear intrusion on his private life.

Commissioners noted the small size of the study, asked for names of the officers who gave the reported unsatisfactory responses and expressed interest in correcting the problem.

The fact that the CCO designs most often used to analyze the relationship between air pollution and health are symmetric and time stratified, plus the rapid adoption of these same two models (they began to be used in the same year as they were proposed in the literature), together indicate that there is an interest in the correct application of this methodology.

Reasonable disagreement over freedom-as-independence does not extend to torture, for example, and at some perhaps indeterminate point the denial of freedom of conscience clearly conflicts with a person's fundamental interests in correcting for cognitive bias and being at home in the world.

They have interests in correcting for the cognitive biases of others when it comes to the creation or revision of common economic, legal and political institutions.

Moreover, as feminists, we are interested in correcting the effects of discrimination against women philosophers, who were written out of history, unfairly, because of their gender not their philosophical ideas.

You certainly have a short-term interest in correcting that false impression, if it's true.

That means you have an interest in making sure payers have your correct address.

Why not taking more of an interest in what students are trying to convey instead of hamstringing then when they thought was correct.